Imperial County non-profit hosts Shark Tank-style business plan contest for individuals with disabilities
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Jessamyn Dodd
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Access To Thrive, an Imperial County non-profit that supports individuals with disabilities, hosted a "Shark Tank" style business plan competition in collaboration with San Diego's Village Core. The event was part of their S.T.E.P. program, which provides business start-up assistance and job training for people with disabilities.
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· 1 pulledIt's a unique experience as we are in collaboration with Village Core from San Diego.
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